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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO AFFAIRS.

BALT1MORE AND OHIO AFFAIRS.
New Directors Elected To-day. Includ.
ing Four 20 Represent the Syndicate.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.-At q stockholders meeting
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to-day the fol-
lowing directors were elected: James Sloan, IT,,
Charles Mayer, James L. McLane, VIM. Keyser
Mm ROS Garrett nsSS,G en
Gregg, George A. Won Lingen and Decatur II. MIL
Ter. The first four-named succeed Aubrey Pearre
yey. and represent the New YORK and London syn
dictate.
The stockholders ratified the action Of the direct
Grafton and Greenbrief road and also to the stock
and bonds or the Wheeling and Pittsburg road, the
latter Of which will be included In the consolidated
mortgage as additional security.
The report Of the president was presented show.
Ing the revenue OF the past year to have beer
sc, 1859 Oa5 eO.an increase Of g, 2s6 5os7l owe
of the main stem were 81, 2o1, 34s. "a
and the expenses s6.s5s,OO47s, leaving
net balance Of 81, 343, 343.5& The working
account shows an increase for the past fiscal yeaI
OF IS. 1t will be seen by this account that
the O., surplus fund which represents invested
NOV tsnsssaa.sa to y esass TIE
earnings O of while h sSe
show decrease of S1,975ss. The report theI
SAYS: ION the 18th Of August. 1887, contrac!
Company for the sale to it Of the
express franchises and privileges Of the
Baltimore and Ohio system, and for thu
Sys a tbs baemO and
company. The company being in need OF equip
ment, executed on the 9th OF February, 1887,
seventy two locomotive engines have been fur
nished, and the following cars: z, 1856 house. PSI
hopper gOndOlas, refrigerator express, 8 baggage
Is passenger, 10 sleeping and 10 parlOr cars.
''Under an arrangement made with syndicate
OF eminent bankers funds sufficient to take care o.
the floating debt OF the company have been Sc
cured. and this debt 1t Is expected will he funded
during the coming year, In accordance with a plan
which has received the approval OF the sy Indicate.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR sALE-NEw HoU Z STORY AND GEL
wood nantes ETC.; New Ia lire ave. near II st
HARDING ATERS, 606 18th At NV. n21-3t
J-oR SALE - THREE STORY AND BASEMENT,
11-room house.. in good y. oer, near Pension Once,
wi II very i0w 10 quick purchaser. 1nquir 43 -.
Yae n21-3t'
UsoR eALE-l17 c ST. sE A DESIRABLE THREE
II Story brick residence. contsining 10 rooms and
d. illii'- rot ~ ont by 1l9 feet incnes deep,
go; 10 , >. sHT CO.. 1924 at NV.
IrOR sALE-B BENZ. 8. PIKE. 1925 81. NV.
II fine corner property East Capitol St. rooms; all
modern improve.aents. Room tor stable; cheap II
taken
homes lot 41x1U9 to alley. Good investment Houses
a nd lots ali pa. Of the city. n21-3ts
L,UR sALB-ELEGANT RESIDENCE q ST. NV
IL 14th and 18th sts.. ID rooms ETC.. ali mod
tmps. For inspection apply to BENZ. s. PIKE. 1225
st.. n21-3ts
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The Milwaukee Brewery Trouble.
IT 10 INTENDING AND NAY LEAD TO A GENERAL

LOCKOUT AND BOYCOTT.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2l.-The union brewers at
the Cream City Brewery refused this morning to
handle any more malt for the commission malt
houses. The union men declare that they
will force general lockout II necessary
A card has been issued calling upon the working
men to boycott the brewing establishments OF
Fred. Miller, Adam Gettleman and the Cream City
Brewing co. for using non-uniOn malt. The card
was adroitly worded 80 as to evade the conspiracy
law.
The secretary of the Brewers Union says in case
q general lockout occurs the American Fedora
ton OF Labor will issue boycott against all Mil
waukee beer. The Federation has over coo, 600
memberA
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGlegIams to The Star.
cLEMENCEAu n WILLING.

SAEsWESNCEzAO 10 AASAnNese
He Informs President lsrevy that He
viii Try 70 Form . Cabinet.
PARIS, Nov. 21.-M. Clemenceau had an inter.
view with President Grevy this morning and In
formed him that he was ready to form q cabinet.
He said, however, that he was bound TO indicate
TO the president that there were other elements
besides the ministerial question to complicate the
situation
NJ. Clemenceau and other prominent politicians
will have another conference tonight with n.
Grevy.
THE USUAL NAPoLKoNIc VOLUNTEER
Prince Napoleon has sent letter to Baron
Duf0ur, member OF the chamber OF deputies. say
Ing that the resignation OF President 0revy IS
necessary and indirectly proposing himself Is MS
successor.
URGING REVISION OF THE contribution.
In the chamber Of deputies to-day, NJ; Jolibois
that the sole remedy for the present situation was
head of the state and thus make
the people the arbiter, instead OF as
at present, the plaything OF political parties ne
demanded urgency for for his motion. M. Barodet
and N. Michelin spoke In favor OF a revision OF
the constitution, in order as they said, to abolish
the presidency. The demand for urgency for NJ
Jolibos' motion was rejected by vote 381 to 113.
NJ. Michelin then moved for urgency for q pro-
p0sal TO abolish the presidency. N. Jolibois sup
M. Ribot appealed to the united republicans to
refuse their assent to the PROPOSAL which, he said,
tended to discredit the republic.
N. Michelns motion was rejected by vote OF
1853 to 191. The chamber adjourned until Thurs
day.
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PRINCE WILLIAM TO TAKE HIS FATHERS PLACE.
The announcement Is made that, owing 20 the
illness OF tue crown prince, Prince William WILL by
command OF the emperor. represent his father at
future state ceremonies and receptions. Prince
william does not swerve from mis- admiration for
Prince Bismarck He Is devoted TO the chancel-
lor's theories OF government and will implicitly
submit to his guidance. Doctors Dorm and Dett-
weller have arrived at San Reno for the purpose
of consulting with Drs krause and Brdnann.
Congresses continue 70 be applied TO the throat OF
the crown prince at night and are renewed with
out disturbing the patients sleep. Dr. Mark
Howell occupies q room adjoining that OF the
crown prince,
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seryia ana Rulxaria.

BELGRADE, Nov. 2l.-The Servian government
has demanded OF Bulgaria an explanation OF the
circular declaring that Servian subjects In Bull
garta will not be admitted to the privileges
granted under the capitulations. Servia holds
the circular to be an Infringement Of the recipro-
cal arrangement between the two countries
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The Crown Prince,s Condition.

the CK0Wn Fff6C6'6 COW01tt0Ms
SAN RENO, Nov. 21.-The crown prince eats and
sleeps well. The British and German residents
gave a banquet to the crown princess to-day In
honor of her birthday.
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A Charge that Some 81 them Have
EvaAeA . Civil-SeRvice Rule.

There have been complaints made to the civil
Service Commission that applicants for examina-
ton have made false representations as to their
place OF residence II Is asserted that Mt the last
two examinations many residents of the District
OF Columbia got in by. alleging residence in some
State whose quota was not null For o year or
more past, residents Of the District have been ex-
eluded from examinations because the District
had more than its quota Of Offices. It is now
charged that by the evasion alleged District people
are still passing examinations and procuring ap-
pontment despite the order OF the Commission bar
ring them. In order to prevent this in future, the
commission has adopted new form OF applica-
tlon which Is unusually rigid In rs terms This
new form embraces list OF questions which re-
Qu1reS the applicant to state specifically under
oath his bona fide residence for each OF the four
years preceding the fling or the application.
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LODGED IN JAN AT FREDERIck-John w.
Graham, the colored youth, aged sixteen or seven
aged twenty, near Woodville, Nd, last sunday,
was taken TO jail Friday night and lodged In Jail.
The boys. while seated at their breakfast table,
became Involved In quarrel over piece OF game,
when John grabbed up his shotgun and dis
charged the contents into the stomach OF his
brother infiicting injuries from which he soon
aftaWard died.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ITO INyEsToRs : FRANKLIN INSURANCE
msnt Call and get fuller Fl FR t,snIaTs prrorzr
n21-3t 20 Kellogg Building. 14l6 st.
IIOk sALE-CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK STOCK
= smAn ''0eA Oh n'e 'nAi FRANK H, PE1ouzE.
n21-3t 20 Kellogg Building. 1416 st.
T2 IINyEsToRs1AN oPpo 9GIIlI !. y or
York Stock Exchange and Chicago Grain Markets
on nGp to
special attention given. Best Of reference. Once
hours 10 O'Clock am to p Adaastf "a Raj on
Room 3. St. Cloud Building, cor .9tn and F sts
lJpR sALE-D1NING ROOM. GOOD LOCATION,
II, having great run Of customs rare chance Com
s,aes ''N ''' HERRoS ss 3 n 4 y, Nv
ITOR sALE-DRUG, GROCERY, BOOT AND SHOE
CUISINES. '"'''''' 'N' HE RE RSME S@''
IrLORIDA-FOR SALE 10 ACRES OF LAND:
acres cleared, and with young grove OF 189 orange
trees; II miles from Jacksonville title perfect; will
miles of Washington. Address BOX Ill. Star Office
An UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR A
"A young man with 81, 900 to $4,000 desiring
to go into business or himself In most stand
Address HATS, Star Office. niy-3t'
INOR sALE-EsTABLIsHED l.AIMs AND REAL
u estate business; rare opportunity for man with
WANTED -UNIMPROvED GROUND IN CITY,
w Tor which D 500 cash and improved real estate
worth $1,000 viii be given. Address caro-, star
4, OR sALE-BY A RETIRING PARTNER ONE
half interest in well Established bust
s on S sss
nis-3t. REAL ESTATE" Star office.
DARTIEs WISHING TO DOUBLE INVESTMENT
SURE, Box II. Star office. n1S-3t'
WANTED-s4.O0O AT 8 PER CENT ON I'M
w proved real estate worth S10,OOO; no commis-
sd t lada II ss aARE
skESNAN's Dry aostls. .H4"''' ~ '0'' nav =.
A BARE :. CHANGE TO BUY DESIRABLE
towing deeided business chance for an Invest
ma ave; and SITS. immediaeis north Of the iasis
~l T are
proved by three three-story brick dwelling houses.
which could be readily doubled by comparatively
SPEAKING sinai outlay r,iee per square foot An
.ao. H GoLDsBoRoUGH CO..
4 OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FLORIDA ORANGE
Grove2o miles below Jacksonvile.o on the st. Johns
90 S3
ton. good investment; has good reasons for
ca. a
n4-lm 1908 F st. n w.
7OE 2OTH ST. NV, A GOOD TRREE-sTORY
BrlSk, with back building: modern improve
$500 Il. II. GOLDsBORooeH co.
REH GENT Ind Ig A.N. RY THE
late Treasurer United States President Interest and
paid H Safsii Ssn Agent
s233m l4ls st.n.w
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JACOB suAxrS CoNDIfyoN.-Jacob sharp Wee aid
NV fho War6on a. Ludlow street 1aal saturday %
- sS IN his usual feeble condition, having 70 be
iiftS OQI q ID daily 70 hs armchair, In which Nc
a. ey rything that g0eo On around him. Ne \
rareiy vp more thah two or three hours as time,
ma some days does noe 0reD q all In h11
I'm go reads 70 him and h1s food which consist1
matnly a oatmeal partridge and mllk, d prepared
Win her own hAndA He manifesto no Interest u
~ phyilc1Aa, who calls os1ly.
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THoRKN TO BE TnrKD At MOUNT HoLIY.-Con-
stable Thompson, OF Burlington County, came 70
Camden. n J., saturday, with warrant Tor OIL
yer Thoren, the ewede who IL suspected OF having
drugRed 70 death Farmer John D. fearce on Octo.
and 9fvcn into his custody BY order Of Prosecution
jenkins. before The pg1soper was taken 70 Mount
HosIv he WA further identined a. the man who
va Win Farmer Pearce just before bis death. BY
one (lark. . farmland employed by Vincent
Th0maa * Reeves station. and BY Jeese ID
Hemmi6y, . coaoreo dzaver for Ch.A Faoel o. cam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

MR. GARRETr's MENTAL TRoUBLE-A Baltimore
dispatch says: Private Information from Robert
Garretts party, travelling In the Northwest Is that
while his general health ts good, he has had sew
eral attacks OF the mind affection which troubled
him oh his return from Europe. SATURDAY he was
In Denver, Col The tourists VIII soon go 70 Mex
leo for the winter II Mr.. Garrett should speedily
Improve In health, the party would return soon
after Chr1StmaS
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A Thievish Deputy Marshal.
puRGLARIEs IN MICHIGAN TOWN TRACED TO A FEp
ERAL OFFICIAL

During the last three months there has been
succession OF burglaries In Muskegoa, Mich. Sew
eral stores were entered and a large quantity Of
goods taken suspicion was directed to George H.
Jacks, deputy United states marshal as being con-
cerned In the roDberies, and he was arrested O
month since, but discharged for want OF eylaence.
on Friday, while Jacks was In Grand Rapids at
fencing the Federal court, his rooms at Muskegon
were searched and 500 worth OF goods was found
The goods were identifed by Mussegon merchants,
from whom they had been stolen, and Chief OF Pc
lice Gray ham, OF thai city, arrested Jacks on the
charge Of burglary and larceny.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

In the United States Supreme Court to-day the
decision OF the lower court in the OF the Colo
RADIO Coal and Iron Co., the southern Colorado
Coal and Town Co., and Louis II. Meyer against
the United States was reversed. In the case Of
James DOolan and James McCue, plaintiffs in
error, against william b. Carr, appealed from
California Justice Miller delivered the opinion OF
court reversing the decision with costs, and re-
handing the case with directions for q new trial
The Chief Justice d1SSented. IL was q case in
vOlving the title OF lands in California.
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MONUMENT TO j. f. B. sTrAKT.-The Richmond
lSaie says: The monument 20 mari the spot " here
the gallant "Jeb" Stuart fell was taken out 20
Yellow Tavern, In Henrfco, miles from Rich
mond saturday, 20 be placed In position. 30 that
In coming years the exact spot where this brave
and chivalrous soldier received the wound which
brought on death may be forever established Tho
monument is a beautiful granite shaft, which tow
ers l5k feet above the ground. Two sabers
crossed appear In bold rslef on the monument, ana
the ole Is beautifully polished. The main in-cr1p-
ton upon the monument Is: He saved the state.
but gave his lie"
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GUlTEAU,S Liberal OFFER.
He was Willing 20 Give Lawyer Has
Note for $1,000 70 get Him Out.

The Plymouth, N. H.. Record Of last Saturday
says: 1.-THE following letter from the assassin OF
President Garfield is published for the first time.
The original in the handwriting Of Guiteau is in
the possession OF MI. NJ. n Davis president OF the
Pemigewasset Mutual Relief Association Of this
place. 1t was given to gentleman who gave 1t to
Mr.. Davis by Chas Reed, Guiteau's lawyer:
STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Mr.. REED: will give you & Mr.. Merrick Gen.
Butler Judge Magruder my note, payable one
year hence, for 1000 each, II you get me out OF
here. think you can do II on the ground OF non
jurisdiction OF the Court. have just written 10
my brother to make this Offer to Gen. Butter &
Judge Magrudtr depend on him 70 secure these
gentlemen & and depend on you to secure Mr..
Merr1ck. Piease call with Mr.. Merrick without de-
lay. presume could make 600 next winter
lecturiny II could yet out OF this. have offer
OF $500 per night for six nights from Boston now.
' Yours Truly, CHARLES GUITRAU,
U. s. Jail, Washington, D. c., Feb. IL, ~.
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Gable Notes From, Frankfort.

Cable Notes From Frankfort
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 21.-The car arrived yeSter-
day at the imperial palace at Gratscn alma.
There Is q rumOr that King Humbert OF Italy.
intends TO visit the crown prince at San Reno.
Prof. Sioert is severely censured by the Austrian
minister OF public instruction for his recent lee
ture concerning the crown princes Illness
Miss Fannie Febiger, daughter OF admiral
Febtger, has entered Mount de Sales convent, Bal
timore, as novice, preparatory TO joining the
Order OF the Visitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

SING SING, N. Y, Nov. 2l.-JOcn COnroy, hack
man, was murdered last night. Three Hunga-
and George Fabei, are under arrest, charged with
the crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

This morning, In the Criminal court, Judge
Montgomery, the trial OF Granville A. Whitaker,
on the charge OF presenting fraudulent vouchers OF
the bureau OF medicine and Surgery, Navy Depart
ment, was resumed,
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BALTIMORE, Nd. November 2L-virginia sixes,
81 ssn icrsss. 80; new thrsss 63 bid todas
RALTIMORE, Nd, November 21.-Cotton steady and
quiet-middiing. IuA.l0h. Flour steady. with mod
Srat inoury-Howard street and western super, 2.31a
mills super, .37a2e0; do. extra, 3OQa362: DO kto
brsnds 4Y7ald2; Patapsc0 superlattve PATENT 5.2o
10. family, 400 wheat-southern isiriy active and
sisS 6.r: clio: NJ hrn No winter "a spos sssss
s sSssSSS Nay. Jss.ss 6osn-seaihsrn i.,ry
H Ss and arm: mi1sd. spot 5zaS1X: psosm6sr
ssw ysaa ! S,saS 5000 ~
fsnnsyivsni. s0sS6 ws..srn Shiss. stsssn: xssssl1
quiet . prime e choice vsstssn. ia:S0si5. 9o
bull nsass-shon,dsI and sissr ns saas., psOksd
* S:ms. nsiSS I.sd.r:sosI g sYsssI ar.a.
wsetsrn p.sted l7sa0: cr,.nssy' Slex5 nsss ssssd,
rssnsS. !. CcS:s ssssay-klo essEgss. .orainsy 9
ssss sssssa s ~: @
ID neus T. ga E.,S. 3D. sscssss ,
x5,500 Susheis; osiA 5000 hlshshL shipnsnts-
sSSs 7s1s oo ssf pSas:s 600 sosn. sssSs
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The Boycott Case,
LEGAL QUESTION BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURT II
GENERAL TERN.

LEGAL QUESTION BROUGHT BEFORE THE COURT IN
GENERAL TERN.
In the Court In General Term to-day the habeas
corpus case OF James Callan, one OF the musicians
convict Of conspiracy in the so-caled boycotting
case, was called TO the attention OF the court by
Mr.. j. H. Ralston, of Mr.. Callans counsel
Mr.. Ralston stated that in the Police Court
the defendant had asked jury trial,
which was denied, and he had therefore brought
the case up that the court might act on the con-
stitutiOnal right Of trial by Jury. He said the
question had been before the court In the case Of
Fry. In that case the court had prediction in
the petitioners favor. That case, however, had
not gone 10 the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The court said that the Police Court had been In
existence several years. ana they would look into
the matter carefully and would later decide when
they would hear the case.
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th6 tAae Of Harriet Costo ag& the DISTRICT, an &c
tloa ios damages incurred b falllng on he pave:
latn stSeeeA and in1uYing her ankle, was gwen "
tho jury. a vord1ct lo9 plaantaR tx oaoo0 wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

Of the pope in Ireland reported at the vatican on
Saturday. AT a secret consistOry on the 25th
instant several new bishops will be created, but
no appointments to the sacred college will be
made An ordinary secret cODslstOry will be held
on the 2Tth Instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

THE TAx-LIEN CERTIoRARI CAsEs-In the Court
In General Term the case OF Fraser agt the Dis
trict one OF the tax-lien certOrin cases, was
taken up. Messrs. B.rney Birney for complain
ant, and Mr.. Riddle for the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

Ne. OBRIEn GEn Some NEW CLorHEs-The gov.
ernor OF the Tullamore jail heard on saturday that
ciotn,nr FOR the use OF Mr. O'Hren had been smug-
rIed into the prison. He at once proceeded 70 Mr..
OBr1ens cell and found the prisoner up and wear.
ing SUIT OF tweed Mr. OBnen continued 70 wear
improved spirtta.
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TIE LANCASTER arrived at Maldonad, Chill, Sat
urday. The Pensacola and Quinnebaug were at
smyrna, November l.
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polio! CoURTCJudQs Snslk

To-day, Richard L. Sanders, dis0rderly conduct;
s or 10 days. Coleman Mason, carrying pistol;
bonds or thirty days Robt. jackson, do do.
Peter Fox, do. bonds or ninety days Frank Gray,
disorderly conduct; S. or fifteen days Richard
Chew and James w. Ford, do; do Rdw. Lewia,
yagrancy; bonds or thirty days Jno. Gleason, do.
DO. Geo. White, indecent exposure; collateral
forfeited. Jerry Maxwell, do. do Chas. Brown,
do. Jno. Carter. destroying tree; IS or fifteen
days.
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Declined with Thanks,
THE PRESIDENT REFUSES 10 AocErr coRssR I0s m
ST PAIL pARK

special 70 the New lord Herald from ST Paul
SAYS: In September, 1850. tract Of land next co
Mississippi Park was plotted into an addition ana
named Clevelend Park. In honor OF the President
Thinking IL would please President cleveland to
know OF the compliment, and that he would Ike 90
own a corner lot In the addition, the owner seut
him a deed 10 the corner of Grover and Poisson
avenues, and an abstract OF the title as a present
and an evidence OF their esteem and regard Yes
terday Mr. Hayes received a ouitclaim deed 60 the
parties mentioned. executed by Grover aud Fran-
ces Cleveland, accompanied by a letter IN tho
Presidents own hand. saying: Il send you villa
and myself % you and other parties who were
grantors Ia a de q 10 me OF premises In Cleveland
PARK, near the city OF ST. Paul The object OF the
deed enclosed Is 10 reconNey the property de-
sI1bed therein 20 the parties who. with the kind
est intentions, transferred Il TO Ile as q gift
don't Know why this land should be given 10 me,
and II IL Is OF value think those who by Their en-.
terprise have laid out he park should have the
benefit OF A. am much pleased by the kindly
feeling which prompted the conveyance 70 me, and
beg 10 assure you that the pleasure thus afforded
II fully equal 20 that which should experience by
the retention OF the lot which reeonvey."
Platform Of she Temperance Woneu.
FAvoRIse WOMAN SUFFRAGE, NATIONAL AID Foa
SCHOOLS AND C0sDExSISs pEcDLIETR DRESS.
Al the session OF the National wounans Chris.
tan Temperance Union nc NASHVILLE SATURDAY,
Miss Gordon, chairman Of the com nittee on resolu-
tons offered lengthy platform Including twenty
eight planks. The resolutions advocate the abo-
lition OF the Internal revenue alcoholic liquors
and tobacco; indorse the peace commission; favor
the passage OF the Blair educational bill or a
similar measure; protest against personalities In
politics; favor won suffrage and the third PARTY
movement; condemn decolete dress and woInen's
faces and forms as trade-maIks; and recognize In
the assassination OF Roderfck blu Gamhrell the
murderous hand OF the liquor traffic. The baneful
influence OF corrupt politics ant the barbarOus
cruelty OF the penitentiary leasing system are
demned. The resolutions relating 10 woman suf.
fraye set forth shat the success o. nun cipal sui.
frage In Kansas conyinces Us that no stronger
we pom has been hurled against tie liquor power;
We therefore urge upon our members In Congress
the importance OF trying 20 secure this power In
any and ali states and Territories where there Ii
q prospect OF success In such al undertaking.
"1hat an amendment 60 the national constitution
Is the nal goal OF all those effort for the enfran-
chisement OF women, which shall deal the death
blow TO the liquor traffic, and for ne rst time pro-
vide adequate protection for the home MIA Has
brook OF New Jersey, objected &c ihe resolution
favorjng the Blair educational bin on the ground
that she had been taught 10 believe the bill uncon-
StitutiOnal
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The will of w. II. Brown was filed to-day. To
his wife, Mary E, and daughter Rebecca, he leaves
65 feet front OF ground on ID, between 4th and 5th
streets southeast, and all his other property.